I have had a few posts on the Facebook page by fans who are less than impressed with the amount of time it is taking for us to "just get back out there". I thought I would take the time to write to you all about this as its probably on a lot more minds than are actually expressing it.

Arrrgh!

Probably won't be doing that again lol.

Its hot and heavy work for a self-confessed lazy boy, but it had to be done. Fans need to express the Def, and we need to keep working, so both needs are served. Plus, I reckon they are pretty cool looking, and the quality is great ... so... very happy with the result. Thanks to those who are buying them ;)

Many thanks to Dion at While You Sleep in Collingwood.
His details are here.

Interesting title.

It was thought up by Michael’s son, Thomas, who has come up with a few interesting titles. But more on that as the songs themselves appear.

Thomas wanted some toy guns and when his mother said no, Thomas decided to shoot her with his “Kill Fingers!” Ah kids, what will they think of next.

‘Audrey Hepburn’. Quite a lady and quite a song. Well we think so and we hope you all like it to.

Its not really about Audrey very much though, and I like to think that although I didn’t write the lyrics with her in mind (or did I? I was looking at the portrait of her in my studio at the time I was recording the guide ideas, so maybe I was), something came through in a more subconscious way. I mean it would be pretty opportunistic just to randomly name a track after someone uber-famous just to get hits on the net, or get radio play just through name recognition, now wouldn’t it?

... are both owned by Sony/BMG Music and our 'cropped' versions that are on the site in the music section, are temporary, to be removed upon request of Sony/BMG Music. These versions are there for listening only and for new fans to hear where the band came from. There are no plans for Sony/BMG Music to re-release these recordings. Thank you to all the fans that have written to me to ask about gaining copies of these recordings, alas I am unable at this time to anything about providing copies or advice as to where a copy may be available.

I have had a bit of time to reflect on my behavior of late and I thought I'd share some of my good, and not so good, thoughts with you.
It all starts on the day I heard that Michael Jackson had passed away, which coincidentally was the same day as Farrah Fawcett died
Farrah, along with Marilyn Monroe, was one of my favorite pin-ups as a boy.
I didn't discover Audrey until much later when pubescence had worn off and I had decided that class outweighed gloss on all levels.